Has nothing to do with loyalty. And that explains why you aren't smart enough to understand the difference with your question. It's about the laws of physics and biology, which you can do nothing about, and have no understanding. There is a reason American workers aren't out in the field, and I just told you what it is.
Because you aren't intelligent enough to understand it. That's your problem.
Then you are trying to stop that which is none of our business. And in the process, we have destroyed the fabric of society in Latin america. Its on the US. We have no one to blame but ourselves.yes, We have tried to stop the Marxist Oppression in Latin America, and the Marxist don't like itWhere is your evidence that we "steal" Latin America resources?No we don't. If we had, we wouldn't be violating everyone else's. Tell us all about how the people in Central and South America asked us to go down there and take over their governments and resources? Have you heard of the country of Chile? Did you know we were responsible for taking over their copper industry and stealing it from the people? Yea, talk to Nixon and Kissinger about that. QWe were responsible for the murder of 3000 people down there when we converted the country to a dictatorship. Do you think the Chilean people wanted us to be there, so as to take over their resources and government? Did anyone ask them if we could just invade their space? Hell no! So no, our legal immigration system carries no more weight than our own hypocritical illegal invasion of others. Get a clue.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_intervention_in_Chile And you want to talk about "legal immigration."
CIA in South America
Fueled by the Cold War and transnational corporate interests, the U.S. has covertly tinkered with the governments of Latin American countries since World War 2, producing an extremely violent and unstable political climate.www.geopoliticalmonitor.com
Imperial Borders and Mythical Frontiers - TheHumanist.com
IMMIGRATION IS THE FOCAL POINT of the political moment, and it is the thing we Americans think about most foolishly—with the least history or context, with little common sense, and almost no perspective. It’s talked about as a new and unique national crisis for the very same reasons it’s been...thehumanist.com
A Century of U.S. Intervention Created the Immigration Crisis
Those seeking asylum today inherited a series of crises that drove them to the bordermedium.com
Why this obsession with Venezuela, a country that poses no security threat to the U.S.? As is frequently pointed out, Washington’s Latin America policy is often a product of domestic politics, and the Venezuela obsession—nurtured in part by wealthy, far-right sectors of the Cuban and Venezuelan diaspora in Florida—is an example of this. But, more significantly, a left government in Venezuela poses a unique challenge to U.S. hegemony given its vast oil wealth and its consequent ability to project influence far beyond its borders (as exemplified by the Petrocaribe agreement and other Venezuelan regional initiatives). While both these factors have, for years, contributed to Venezuela’s status as the number one enemy in the hemisphere, the Trump foreign policy team includes a particularly virulent cast of characters that have taken the Venezuela obsession to a new extreme. It's all about the resources for the US with both Right and left administrations.
You need to build a 40 story building and tell me how it works out.I'll hire da meerykin for the same per sheet.Same deadline to complete. Never even close." contract says I get double after 8 hours"
Can you imagine a bunch of fat ass Americans building a 40 story building?
No, I'm saying most whites are over weight and sorry as hell, and physically can't do the work. Has nothing to do with superiority. The different races are built differently, but that has nothing to do with being superior. Races working together for the common good, makes all of us superior. But you wouldn't understand that. You're too damn ignorant and shallow minded to grasp the whole picture.
And what are you exporting? Or are you stupid as hell?
nope, look at venezuelaThen you are trying to stop that which is none of our business. And in the process, we have destroyed the fabric of society in Latin america. Its on the US. We have no one to blame but ourselves.yes, We have tried to stop the Marxist Oppression in Latin America, and the Marxist don't like itWhere is your evidence that we "steal" Latin America resources?No we don't. If we had, we wouldn't be violating everyone else's. Tell us all about how the people in Central and South America asked us to go down there and take over their governments and resources? Have you heard of the country of Chile? Did you know we were responsible for taking over their copper industry and stealing it from the people? Yea, talk to Nixon and Kissinger about that. QWe were responsible for the murder of 3000 people down there when we converted the country to a dictatorship. Do you think the Chilean people wanted us to be there, so as to take over their resources and government? Did anyone ask them if we could just invade their space? Hell no! So no, our legal immigration system carries no more weight than our own hypocritical illegal invasion of others. Get a clue.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_intervention_in_Chile And you want to talk about "legal immigration."CIA in South America
Fueled by the Cold War and transnational corporate interests, the U.S. has covertly tinkered with the governments of Latin American countries since World War 2, producing an extremely violent and unstable political climate.www.geopoliticalmonitor.com
Imperial Borders and Mythical Frontiers - TheHumanist.com
IMMIGRATION IS THE FOCAL POINT of the political moment, and it is the thing we Americans think about most foolishly—with the least history or context, with little common sense, and almost no perspective. It’s talked about as a new and unique national crisis for the very same reasons it’s been...
A Century of U.S. Intervention Created the Immigration Crisis
Those seeking asylum today inherited a series of crises that drove them to the border
Why this obsession with Venezuela, a country that poses no security threat to the U.S.? As is frequently pointed out, Washington’s Latin America policy is often a product of domestic politics, and the Venezuela obsession—nurtured in part by wealthy, far-right sectors of the Cuban and Venezuelan diaspora in Florida—is an example of this. But, more significantly, a left government in Venezuela poses a unique challenge to U.S. hegemony given its vast oil wealth and its consequent ability to project influence far beyond its borders (as exemplified by the Petrocaribe agreement and other Venezuelan regional initiatives). While both these factors have, for years, contributed to Venezuela’s status as the number one enemy in the hemisphere, the Trump foreign policy team includes a particularly virulent cast of characters that have taken the Venezuela obsession to a new extreme. It's all about the resources for the US with both Right and left administrations.
And one other thing, thanks. You just admitted to what I have been arguing about.
"Look at Venezuela?" Trump has. He wants their Gold, Diamonds, and oil. Why do you think he's been putting embargos on them? Venezuela is none of our business. I mean "NONE."nope, look at venezuelaThen you are trying to stop that which is none of our business. And in the process, we have destroyed the fabric of society in Latin america. Its on the US. We have no one to blame but ourselves.yes, We have tried to stop the Marxist Oppression in Latin America, and the Marxist don't like itWhere is your evidence that we "steal" Latin America resources?No we don't. If we had, we wouldn't be violating everyone else's. Tell us all about how the people in Central and South America asked us to go down there and take over their governments and resources? Have you heard of the country of Chile? Did you know we were responsible for taking over their copper industry and stealing it from the people? Yea, talk to Nixon and Kissinger about that. QWe were responsible for the murder of 3000 people down there when we converted the country to a dictatorship. Do you think the Chilean people wanted us to be there, so as to take over their resources and government? Did anyone ask them if we could just invade their space? Hell no! So no, our legal immigration system carries no more weight than our own hypocritical illegal invasion of others. Get a clue.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_intervention_in_Chile And you want to talk about "legal immigration."CIA in South America
Fueled by the Cold War and transnational corporate interests, the U.S. has covertly tinkered with the governments of Latin American countries since World War 2, producing an extremely violent and unstable political climate.www.geopoliticalmonitor.com
Imperial Borders and Mythical Frontiers - TheHumanist.com
IMMIGRATION IS THE FOCAL POINT of the political moment, and it is the thing we Americans think about most foolishly—with the least history or context, with little common sense, and almost no perspective. It’s talked about as a new and unique national crisis for the very same reasons it’s been...
A Century of U.S. Intervention Created the Immigration Crisis
Those seeking asylum today inherited a series of crises that drove them to the border
Why this obsession with Venezuela, a country that poses no security threat to the U.S.? As is frequently pointed out, Washington’s Latin America policy is often a product of domestic politics, and the Venezuela obsession—nurtured in part by wealthy, far-right sectors of the Cuban and Venezuelan diaspora in Florida—is an example of this. But, more significantly, a left government in Venezuela poses a unique challenge to U.S. hegemony given its vast oil wealth and its consequent ability to project influence far beyond its borders (as exemplified by the Petrocaribe agreement and other Venezuelan regional initiatives). While both these factors have, for years, contributed to Venezuela’s status as the number one enemy in the hemisphere, the Trump foreign policy team includes a particularly virulent cast of characters that have taken the Venezuela obsession to a new extreme. It's all about the resources for the US with both Right and left administrations.
And one other thing, thanks. You just admitted to what I have been arguing about.
actually Trump is trying to save Venezuelans from left wing oppression and starvation"Look at Venezuela?" Trump has. He wants their Gold, Diamonds, and oil. Why do you think he's been putting embargos on them? Venezuela is none of our business. I mean "NONE."nope, look at venezuelaThen you are trying to stop that which is none of our business. And in the process, we have destroyed the fabric of society in Latin america. Its on the US. We have no one to blame but ourselves.yes, We have tried to stop the Marxist Oppression in Latin America, and the Marxist don't like itWhere is your evidence that we "steal" Latin America resources?No we don't. If we had, we wouldn't be violating everyone else's. Tell us all about how the people in Central and South America asked us to go down there and take over their governments and resources? Have you heard of the country of Chile? Did you know we were responsible for taking over their copper industry and stealing it from the people? Yea, talk to Nixon and Kissinger about that. QWe were responsible for the murder of 3000 people down there when we converted the country to a dictatorship. Do you think the Chilean people wanted us to be there, so as to take over their resources and government? Did anyone ask them if we could just invade their space? Hell no! So no, our legal immigration system carries no more weight than our own hypocritical illegal invasion of others. Get a clue.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_intervention_in_Chile And you want to talk about "legal immigration."CIA in South America
Fueled by the Cold War and transnational corporate interests, the U.S. has covertly tinkered with the governments of Latin American countries since World War 2, producing an extremely violent and unstable political climate.www.geopoliticalmonitor.com
Imperial Borders and Mythical Frontiers - TheHumanist.com
IMMIGRATION IS THE FOCAL POINT of the political moment, and it is the thing we Americans think about most foolishly—with the least history or context, with little common sense, and almost no perspective. It’s talked about as a new and unique national crisis for the very same reasons it’s been...
A Century of U.S. Intervention Created the Immigration Crisis
Those seeking asylum today inherited a series of crises that drove them to the border
Why this obsession with Venezuela, a country that poses no security threat to the U.S.? As is frequently pointed out, Washington’s Latin America policy is often a product of domestic politics, and the Venezuela obsession—nurtured in part by wealthy, far-right sectors of the Cuban and Venezuelan diaspora in Florida—is an example of this. But, more significantly, a left government in Venezuela poses a unique challenge to U.S. hegemony given its vast oil wealth and its consequent ability to project influence far beyond its borders (as exemplified by the Petrocaribe agreement and other Venezuelan regional initiatives). While both these factors have, for years, contributed to Venezuela’s status as the number one enemy in the hemisphere, the Trump foreign policy team includes a particularly virulent cast of characters that have taken the Venezuela obsession to a new extreme. It's all about the resources for the US with both Right and left administrations.
And one other thing, thanks. You just admitted to what I have been arguing about.
That's a great and handy list!
